The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-11-05
III. latest silver quotation Was o55S.


are from the Altman mine.
A telegram is held at the Postoffice
tor Master Frank Fornia.
There are 10l patients in the Asylum
At Reno.
Sheriff Humphrey WAS around bright
and early Friday morning after Grand
Jurymen.
Mr.. Helen Stanley was granted a
divorce from Thomas Stanley by
Judge Fitzgerald last Monday.
Leave your or icrs with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Mrs. Ed. Watkins has returned from
Eureka, entirely recovered from her
late illness.
There seems to he q good deal Of
sickness in various parts of the county,
It's full quota being in this section.
Ely has had quite little boom this
Court term. We arc glad to see the
little burg thriving.
4 lot of gents ready-mads clothing
newest styles, just received At Bel
Hips.
Ex-Governor Adams talks of driving
his cattle into Nye county. He com
mains Of the high assessment IN White
Pine. Short feed is probably an
equally good reason for the change.
We were in error last week in stat
ing that school would open last Mon
dsy. 1t will, however, open next
Monday, so tho Trustees tell US.
E. A. Culver, late Superintendent
of the Martin White at Ward. was
married in Ohio recently and has re-
,urned 10 San Francisco.
Mrs. Duncan Nc Donald, who has
been visiting her parents here for the
past week, leaves this morning for
TuscArora, where her husband now
resides.
Mrs. w. B. Graham has received an
invoice Of ladies Fall and Winter hats
And other goods suitable to the sea-
son.
Hank Knerr, an.old.time resident Of
Eastern Nevada. died at Cherry Creek
last Wednesday week. lie had been
i'll for long time. II was no doubt
Areief to poor Hank to GO.
The Osceola and Frisco mail put in
m appearance last Tuesday. Dir.
Burke, the sub contractor. brought it
il. II will run regularly hereafter,
semi weekly, leaving here Tuesday
and Saturday mornings and arriving
Monday and Friday aftern oons.
A cave occurred in the cave Of the
Argus mine at minutes past l o'clock
Thursday afternoon. II was fortunate
il did net occur few minutes earlier
when the men were going down the
ladders to work, as many would have
been killed or hurt.
Judge Fitzgerald issued venire for
~ Grand Jurors, returnable next Mon
day. The large number of criminal
causes that have sprung up since the
time set for holding this term Of Court
have necessitated this action by his
honor.
Sol Hip has full supply Of winter
goods arriving and to arrive. Call
and examine his prices. Also full
line of groceries, dc.
The water war Is raging 6ercely,
one firm having come down to one
cent a gallon. If it keeps on We ex.
pect shortly to get our water for moth
ing and chrome thrown IN. Go II,
boys.
-"Lay on McDuF
And damnd be he who first crica = Hold
enough ~
The Rht. Rev. Bishop Seaman, of
the diocese of Utah and Eastern Neva-
ia, writes us that he will hold divine
service at the Opera House in Taylor
te.morrow Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, and also at Z o'clock in the
evening. The Bishop is said by those
who know him to be an eloquent
speaker aud q gentleman Of scholarly
Attainments.
The Elko Independent of last Sat
urdsy says: We learn that q shooting
Scrape occurred at Wells yesterday in
which the O'Neil boys were engaged,
hut We have no reliable particulars,
hence will not attempt to give . de-
tailed report at present.
The Sentinel Of last Saturday says: